Free BTEC Level 3 Music Course in Bridlington. Classes run at Bridlington School, full-time during the day. You'll need GCSE grade 4 or higher in English, maths, and music to enrol. The course runs over 20 months and covers music composition, performance, and production. You'll develop practical performance skills alongside the theory that underpins them, and attend concerts and shows as part of your studies. This Pearson Edexcel level 3 btec music qualification is a recognised route into higher education and music careers.
Who this course is for
Students that already have a passion for music can develop their performance skills whilst learning the theory behind music composition, performance and production.
Entry requirements
To study BTEC courses you'll need: Grade 4 or higher in English, Grade 4 or higher in maths, Grade 4 or higher in the subject you're taking
What you will learn
You'll study the theory behind music composition and how it shapes performance.
You'll develop your practical performance skills on your chosen instrument or voice.
You'll explore music production techniques and how recordings are made.
You'll attend concerts and live shows to deepen your understanding of professional performance.
You'll learn how to create and present your own original music.
How you will learn
You'll learn through a mix of classroom sessions, practical performance work, and attendance at live events. Assessment is through coursework and portfolio-based units, which is typical of BTEC qualifications. There are no written exams for every unit. Your work is assessed against set criteria throughout the course, so you build your evidence as you go rather than preparing for a single end-point exam.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Bridlington School will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Music performer: work as a solo artist or in a band or ensemble.
Music teacher: pass on skills in schools, colleges, or privately.
Music producer: create and record tracks in a studio setting.
Sound technician: manage audio at live events or in broadcast.
Session musician: record and perform for other artists.
Music journalist or critic: write about music for publications or online.
What you could study next
BA (Hons) Music or Music Technology: a degree at university is a natural next step after a Level 3 BTEC, and many universities accept BTEC qualifications for entry.
BTEC Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Music: a Level 4 qualification if you want to specialise further before committing to a full degree.
PGCE in Music Education: if teaching is your goal, a degree followed by a PGCE qualifies you to teach music in schools.
